The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-07-29


Signor Celso Caesar Moreno has had
the goodness to send us Washington
RepHbiieaH containing an able letter
on the relations between Italy and the
Vatican.
Captain Bray, in answer to inquiries,
has written that, to the best Of his
knowledge, c. X. Miller is conducting
himself in consistency with his recent
professions
An Electric Supply Company will
soon be established here, SO that the
inhabitants will have chance to have
houses OF stores lit up by electricity at
very little expense.
Victoria street, after remaining i'm
passable during the last two or three
years, will soon be opened by the an.
ing up Of deep gulch which has clos
ed an otherwise excellent road for so
long time
At special meeting OF Engine Com.
pany No ?, held before and after the
fire last night, member was impeach-
ed, convicted and expelled for using
abusive language toward officers and
members Of the company.
Rev s. L. Bishop, who bought the
Reformatory School land near Liliha
street, has the area all laid off in town
lots, with a public street from the
above intersected by a private thor
oughfare midway. Being a breezy
location and commanding splendid
views, il ought to prove a valuable
property.
Captain Bray's Association Log
Book" published for the Oakland.
Cal, Y. NJ. c. A., says, "General-Sec.
rotary Fuller, Of the Honolulu Young
Mems Christian Association, has been
looking over the wall.'p In the same
paper visit is noted from Mr.. Fred.
J. Lowrey, President of the Honolulu
v NJ. c. A.
A mild hammered man was accosted
by stranger, in front Of the Post
Office yesterday, as an acquaintance.
On protesting himself at disadvan-
tage, the former was given the lie Iii.
rect by the latter Only the interyen-
ton Of spectators prevented the in
suited party, whose midness suddenly
gave way to anger, from avenging the
affront on the spot
Portuguese children are in the habit
of congregating on Beretania street,
near Alapai. What particular attrac-
ten these youngsters find there is hard
TO tell, but they get there just the same,
leaving in the streets rusty iron hoops,
tin cans, in fact regular parapherna-
liza Of childish amusements which
cause horses to shy or become crippled
by stepping on them
Pedestrians passing along King street
at about 1890 the other evening were,
when opposite the old Bishop resi-
dence, the surprised recipients OF a
shower of water Thinking it sudden
downponr Of rain they would seek
shelter The splash was caused by
sprinkler in the garden, which had
been carelessly placed too near the
fence. The water must have run all
night, causing no small waste.
S. Enrich, defendant in the equity
suit Of S. Coin VS.. Ehrlich, for ascer
tanning accounts between them, is hay.
ing an expert examine the several
books from which the receiver, the
Hon. Godfrey Brown, made up his
report now on file awaiting con6rma-
ton. Quite a stack of books and
papers are produced in Court for de-
PENDANTS inspection and are receiving
several days scrutiny Parties were
formerly proprietors Of the Temple Of
Fashion.
AT the entertainment by the Y, NC.
A. to the sailors of u. S. S. Adams
and II. B, M. S. Conquest this eve.
ming, there will be opening remarks by
Mr.. P. C. Jones; songs by Miss Jennie
Grieve, w. Passels, ID. Warne and ].
Stevens Of the Conquest, and Francis
Goose of the Adams; duet by
Mesdames Judd and Patty; a reading
by Miss Addie Peterson; FIVE minutes
talks respectively by Rev. fl. H.
Gowen and Mr. S. ID, Fuller, the Gen
eral Secretary; the whole to wind up
with social and light refreshments